The healing effects of ginger can not only help relieve various ailments in people. Garden-grown ginger can also be added to dogs' food for a temporary cure to help fight inflammation and arthritis.
The right amount is crucial
Although ginger is now regarded as a miracle cure from the herb garden, it should not be given to dogs in large doses in the long term. Although ginger is generally not poisonous, like any medicinal plant, it should only be taken in a controlled manner. For example, a two-week treatment with ginger in dogs can relieve the pain symptoms of joint and stomach problems, while permanent feeding can lead to diseases spreading unnoticed.